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Differences
by David J Knight → (All Poetry by David J Knight)
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A tongue in cheek look at the differences between the sexes.

Ladies, not all is meant, but how much I leave to you to decide :)


this is one of those weird tales
of an alien species called females
their looks are quite similar to ours
but they have over us strange powers
I'm sure they control my very mind
compelling me to act abnormally kind
for just a smile when we might meet
I could find myself giving up my seat
or spending time on my remaining hair
yet normally I really just don't care
when they look at us all open-eyed
from us our willpower they've pried
hooked on every little word they say
acting only how they say we may
physically we tend to be their betters
yet it's us that seem kept in fetters
forever keeping their victims waiting
using their soft bodies for baiting
until their prey is nicely hooked
and a big expensive wedding booked
then other differences slowly appear
as our gaze becomes increasing clear
desires that only we used to fulfil
find chocolate better suits the bill
these previously hidden sweet tastes
produce some ever increasing waists
before they slept as they were born
relying on us to keep them warm
now it's flannel from head to toe
with visiting rights strictly a no go
so as not to cry, we find we must laugh
for we knew this to be a predestined path
all our friends had warned us of this
the difference between a Mrs and a Miss


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 Reviews of "Differences"
Reviewed by Sandra Mushi
Reviewed on August 11, 2005
Lolololol ... haaa haaa haaa ... David you are a hoot. Please read The Moment - its not as hilarious as yours but its on the same page. Excellent write, David!

God bless,

Sandie.

Reviewed by Cles Wilson
Reviewed on August 10, 2005
Well Done.

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on August 9, 2005
Excellent write David :)!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Sue Hess
Reviewed on August 9, 2005
i love the flannel lines...my brother always said my sister-in-laws red flannel was a flag that he wasn't getting any

Reviewed by June Thompson (Reader)
Reviewed on August 9, 2005
Differences indeed!!! oh this was brilliant and oh so true (for the most part *grin)

difference between she and me
is that I remain as I am free
the difference between him and them
is a poem like this, a beauty a gem
she ties knots in his mind
I tie knots of another kind
he leaves wounds time won't heal
He leaves emotions that only a real woman would feel
all are different yet one in the same
oh what fun this little game
battle of the sexes
battles of wits
battles of the ex's
and the miss with new tits
I amuse myself in this ryhme
However found yours simply sublime
The difference so clear
The difference so fine
Oh I fear
I wish this were a write of mine

well done

Reviewed on August 9, 2005
Oh I liked this very much, excellent!

Reindeer

Reviewed by Jennifer Butler (Reader)
Reviewed on August 9, 2005
Yeah, but I for one, didn't want to BE a Miss after the age of 18. I wanted to be a Mrs. (as the law clearly allows).


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